Blue Mountain Eagle rare Psychedelia Still Sealed LP
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Description
Up for auction is the 33 rpm record by Blue Mountain Eagle, self-titled. It is on Atco SD-33-324 and is still sealed, although the shrinkwrap is breaking on the spine. There is also a punch hole in one corner. This is a very uncommon old album from 1970 that has never seen the light of day.
Please look at our catalog of other records we have available for sale at inlandvinyl.gemm.com . Any records purchased from our catalog can be combined with shipping charges from ebay auctions. Please notify us if you plan on combining shipping from GEMM and Ebay. Vinyl records are shipped via USPS media mail, unless you prefer a different shipping method, such as USPS priority mail. Please contact me for a shipping quote via a different method. Payment is through paypal or with a cashier's check or money order. All shady looking money orders will have to clear the bank before your item is shipped. I am more than happy to combine shipping for multiple 33rpm records won. The first 2 are shipped at the flat cost of $3, shipping for each additional record is $0.50. Please note that for the most part, media mail shipping can take 7-10 days. Please contact me if you need a faster shipping method.
Items shipped to Canada or Mexico are $7.00 for the first LP, $2.00 for each additional LP. Records shipped overseas are $9.50 each, $3.25 for each additional record. Please note that a 2LP set counts as 2 records, a 3LP set counts as 3 records, etc. So a 2LP set would be $12.75, 3LP set being $16.00. If you are an international buyer and plan on purchasing more than 7 LPs please contact me for a shipping quote, as packages of this weight must be sent using Airmail Parcel Post, which can be more expensive.
Grading
We try to grade conservatively.
Mint (M) - Absolutely perfect in every way. Never played or still sealed. Your'e not going to see this one much from me, as most records are not mint.
Mint Minus (M-)( or NM, near mint) - A nearly perfect record, with no obvious signs of wear. A 45 or EP sleeve can only have the most minor defect, such as almost invisible ring wear or slight signs of handling. LP's will still have inserts, posters, etc. LP's should look like they came straight from the record store.
Excellent(EX) (or VG+, very good +) - Can show some signs it was played and handled, but has been taken care of well. Record surfaces can have slight scuffs or scratches that will not affect sound quality. Very minor warps that do not affect sound are ok.. Label can have a very small amount of ring wear, center hole not funked up from play. The cover can have a cut-out hole, indentation or corner cut indicating it was taken out of print and sold at a discount.
Very Good (VG) - Defects found in a VG+, only more pronounced. Surface noise may be evident upon playing, but will not overpower the music. Some play wear may be noticable. Scratches that you can feel with a fingernail may be present. The label can have a small amount of writing, tape, or stickers on it. Same with the covers.
Good (G)- A playable record, but significant noise. May have scratches or visible groove wear. A cover will have seam splits. Tape or writing can overwhelm the cover.
Poor - This record is suitable for target practice, unless this is some incredibly rare record that you just have to have. Not worth playing. As I once read on a label for a made in china product "not food, for seeing only".